Work - What I build

Vamo is a startup I co-founded with my friend and business partner. We built it as one connected ecosystem. Whatever device you're on and wherever you are, Vamo is right there with you. It's just the two of us, so we both do a little of everything it takes to run a company.

Vamo operates in Southern California and we're growing. One day we'd love to be nationwide. We want to help locals share their food and culture, and help visitors and tourists find the best markets and food around them.

Vamo

  • For shoppers and vendors

    Vamo

    Find local markets and pop-ups near you. See which vendors are coming and follow the market map to any spot. Vendors can apply for a spot and pay for it in the app. They also get their setup time and a group chat for every market. Available on iOS and Android.

    • React Native
    • Expo
    • TypeScript
    • Tamagui
    • Supabase
    • Redux Toolkit
  • For hosts

    Vamo Host

    Vamo Host is for the people who run markets. Hosts set up spots and prices and review vendor applications. They build the market map and plan when vendors arrive. Then they get paid out after the market. It runs on the same backend as the main app.

    • React Native
    • Expo
    • TypeScript
    • Supabase
  • No download needed

    Vamo Website

    Everything the apps do right in your browser. It works for shoppers and vendors as well as hosts. Great if you don't want to download anything. The apps are still the better pick when you're out at a market.

    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • Tailwind
    • Supabase

Other things I've built

Cover slide of the laws-of-ux carousel: Your users shouldn't need a manual.

Claude skill

laws-of-ux

A Claude skill that checks app and website screens against ten UX laws from psychology. When something breaks a law it tells you how to fix it. I based it on Jon Yablonski's book and built it to review Vamo and Vamo Host.

See how I built it